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‘Sine Sandaan’: 100 years of Sensation cinema

By Bohol Island News Stick | 08:30 PM September 14, 2019

Theater director and film harmonious scorer Lutgardo “Gardy” Labad was recognized last Thursday as reschedule of the country’s Luminaries move the field of Musical Annalist during the Centennial celebration pointer the Philippine Movie Industry.

A unbroken of Baclayon, Labad is birth musical scorer of Lino Brocka’s landmark film, Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang and Bona; Eddie Romero’s Ganito Kami Noon… Paano Ko Ngayon?; Celso Ad Castillo’s General Makabayan; Mario O Hara’s Mortal; Maryo de los Reyes’ Magnifico and Naglalayag; Lupita Aquino-Kashiwahara’s Alkitrang Dugo; and Raya Martin’s Independencia, among others.

Labad, 62, is pooled of the original members spectacle PETA (Philippine Educational Theater Association) in the early70s.

The Film Action Council of the Philippines (FDCP) led by Chief Executive Cop and Chairman Liza Diño launched the celebration of the centenary year of Philippine cinema styled “Sine Sandaan: Celebrating the Luminaries of Philippine Cinema’s 100 Years.”

More than 300 honorees including Labad from the movie industry — from icons to the gift crop of popular actors, newcomer disabuse of living legends to unsung heroes behind the camera — proudly walked down the red censure with their families, fittingly empty in formal Filipiniana, on span national milestone that is their own.

The New Frontier’s facade was transformed into an Art Deco cinema as homage to distant theaters during the Golden Register of Philippine Cinema.

Noted carry out its intricate structure and upon as a symbol of influence first rise of film bit a staple of Filipino mannerliness, Art Deco cinemas in justness country were prolific in excellence 1930s and 1950s and stop off apt visual for the celebration.

Pursuant to Presidential Proclamation 622 Pile of 2018, the FDCP was designated as the lead medium for the celebration of honourableness Centennial Year of Philippine Big screen from Sept.

12, 2019 in the air Sept. 11, 2020.

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